WatchTech

Welcome to the PuristSPro's newest forum, the WatchTech forum ! This forum is dedicated to developing understanding in how timekeepers work. We will try to be inclusive and include all timekeepers, from the earliest to the newest, from water clocks, throu...  

Hope to be able to add some knowledge from time to time. Best regards, Dirk

Will we all become watchmakers ? :-) :-) :-)

. . . and respected watch forum, anywhere on the Net. Thanks for taking on the challenge, Don. Best regards, Art

I am sure many including myself will benefit from it. Best regards, Baxter

Thanks Don for the announcement and congrats for your position! Fx

I can already see some though provoking discussions in the making...great idea for those that are curious, right up to the watch enthusiast with a passion for what's behind the caseback.

the gitzmos we cherish so much, it's rather exciting... Cheers - Sergio

Less time with wife & kids more time on PPro Just great!!! :) Also one question straight ahead..... Why we didn't had this before? :) Well played Don & Team! Bravo & Congratulations Sincerely Damjan P.S. It must be new Forum influence that I m... 

I get flashbacks to how I pored over articles on the TZ Horologium. Hmm must be some 15 years ago now. For sure some very informative posts... and some of them with a lot of personality that created a lot of reactions! :D Looking so much forward to this f... 

And thanks for doing this....this is surely a positive development for all horologically inclined. Best, Horo

A place where all questions will be made and answered. Congratulations, Nilo

Mechanics and engineering are a significant part of what I like in watches and understanding them better will be a great pleasure. Thanks for performing the work it will require. Cheers, Mark

Looking forward to learning a lot, Andreas

This is fantastic!!! Thank you Don.

Who would generate it?

Ronald, er......that would be you. :-) As our premier quartz enthusiast, I would be asking you to be a moderator of any PuristSPro electronic/quartz forum. As Don, wrote, all forms of time-keepers are welcomed: from water clocks to caesium reference timer... 

I am looking forward to learning much more about the little machines within our watches that keep them going! Thanks for those who took the iniative, anaesdoc

Thanks, Don, for taking on the challenge. This is a tremendous addition to PuristsPro.

For those who don't know Click and Clack, they are brothers in Massachusetts with irreverent wit and lightly-sarcastic humor, and for many years they helped people in distress with mechanical car problems Check here and here Go to it Don, and let us help ... 

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:-) 5 years was too long.......... MTF

will have a positive meaning! Thanks, Don, for taking on this challenge, and for sheparding so reliably the AHCI and independents forum all these years. TM

This will be the first place I come to - after the AHCI Forum, of course!

Non-technical enthusiasts like me will benefit a lot! Thank you Don for the subforum. It's going to be another interesting place!

And thank you in advance for taking the time to write, read, moderate these future articles. The idea is very promising, this is an excellent initiative. Cheers, Mike

cheers PAt

We starting with the rattrapante?

I look forward to reading the articles on this forum, and knowing your expertise am prepared to learn from the master! :-) Cheers, Daos

A great idea and a valuable addition to the forum. Many thanks to all concerned. Conor

Half the fun of watches is the engineering behind them.